Commencement at University of Georgia Ends with Honors
The University of Georgia held commencement exercises with seniors delivering final speeches and receiving diplomas. Robert D. Duke of Newborn and others spoke on topics from civilization to crime, while honorary degrees were awarded to W N Ainsworth and S S Wallace among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Don
Hanelton Lewis
Mlinois
Robert D. Duke
Newborn
Geo. J. Williams
Lawrenceville
Weylud Oh. Lanier
Metter
Robert Hill Freeman
Newnan
Universy
Georgia
P. W . Meldrim
Savannah
Sylvanus Morris
Law School
Joseph S. Stewart
Department of Secondary Education
R. H Freeman
E. L. Jackson
Geo. L Williams
Aan Bernd
Macon
Dalton
E. J Hardin
Gainesville
M. J,. Segall
Collns
Clarke County Bank Case Set for Monday Court Session
Clarke County superior court will convene Monday at 10 AM with high profile cases against President J W Gritfin and Cashier R H McCreary of Athens Trust and Banking Co. Expected witnesses subpoenaed. Booth seduction case also on calendar for 28th. Sheriff and deputies pressed to manage subpoenas and court duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Superior Court of
Clarke County
Brand
J. W. Gritfin
R. H. McCreary
Athens Trust and Banking Company
John Car] Booth
Y M C A Baseball Club Calls Tryouts For 1912 Team
Athens YMCA baseball conference to be held at 6 15 this afternoon invites last year players and new hopefuls. The 1911 team went undefeated with two ties and featured Lawrence Costa Wedford Brown Morton Hodgson Julian Erwin Will Erwin St T Goodwyn KE Lamkin Rob McWhorter Ralph Hodgson Lee Gradberry Jim Kelly. New athletes may try out for a strong city rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Lawrence Costa
Wedford Brown
Morton Hodgson
Julian Erwin
Will Erwin
St. T. Goodwyn
KE. E. Lamkin
Rob McWhorter
Ralph Hodgson
Lee Gradberry
Jim Kelly
Athens
Jossey's Fresh Specials For Today
Fresh country eggs five dozen for one dollar. Nice fries at six cents. Half grown fries at four cents. Large fat hens at four eight cents. Nice picnic hams for seventeen cents per pound. Fresh cream cheese twenty two cents per pound. Lemons extra fancy twenty seven cents. Pineapples ten cents each. Fresh Irish potatoes three quarts for five cents. Fresh snap beans five cents a quart. Tender squash six and a half cents per pound. Silver Leaf lard pounds for one dollar forty cents. New York granulated sugar one dollar thirty cents per sack. Canned sweet potatoes to each. Extra fancy tomatoes three cans for twenty five cents. Prices for today only. Phone 1176.
Forced Sale of Misses Bradberry Stock by Receiver
Bargains offer says stock of Misses Bradberry is being sold off at a greatly reduced price to dispose of the goods. Customer invitation to come in for the forced sale proceeds through receiver W Milton Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradberry
W. Milton Thomas
Nason Mt. Vernon Lodge Set For Evening M M Work
Nason Mt Vernon Lodge No 22 A F and A M calls a Thursday 8:30 pm meeting in the lodge room to perform M M degree work with refreshments. Visiting brethren invited. W A Capps and J H Dorsey signers. Meanwhile prizes awarded for year improvements, best Georgian essay and best poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Lodge
A. F P
A. M
W. A. Capps
W. M
J. H. Dorsey
H. G. Parish
Brooklet
Law Books
R. N. Nicholson
Watkinsville
Geo. Barrett
Augusta
Calvin George
Madison
Evangelist J Hartwell Dew Opens Meeting at Baptist Tabernacle
Dr J Hartwell Dew of Missouri began evangelistic meetings at the Baptist Tabernacle on Childs Street with a large congregation. The sermon focused on the right of way of the Holy Spirit under four heads Liber Hopes Love and Power. Pastor R K Neigh bour will preach at 10:00 o clock on the Prayer Life of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Clarence Mason from Charlotte arrived to assist, joined by Charles Butter and his wife and Rev John Bomar in supporting the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hartwell Dew
Missouri
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Childs Street
Dewine
R. Kb. Neighbour
Jesus
Clarence Mason
Charlotte
N. C
Charles Butter
John Bomar
Music House Ad Promotes Langston's in Athens
An Athens advertisement touts Langston's Music House at 187 Clayton Street offering music selections. The brief notices a focus on musical goods and local access for residents seeking instruments and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langston
Music House
Clayton St
Athens, Ga
Bargains Ahead at Misses Bradberry Store
A brief notice announces a temporary sale of the Misses Bradberry's stock for cash at greatly reduced prices. The message emphasizes bargain prices and urges customers to visit during the sale period.
Condition of E. P. Fears Improves Quietly
Many friends report relief as Mr. E. Parks Fears shows decided improvement after several days of serious illness. Officials noted better condition yesterday afternoon and last night and express hope he will soon be out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Parks
Popular Grade of Class of 1912 Visits City
Harold D. Meyer of Augusta and a member of last year’s Georgia class, nicknamed Smiling Rouge, visited Athens during commencement festivities to meet old friends. He plans to return home via Win terville after a day’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Meyer
Augusta
Georgia
Athens
Smiling Rouge
Winterville
Forsyth County Officials Visit Athens on Return
Sheriff Loomis of Forsyth County traveled through Athens en route home from Lexington on official business. He was joined by Prof. C. L. Harris, now Forsyth school superintendent and former Athens resident. Harris was warmly greeted by many old friends during his brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Forsyth County
Athens
Lexington
C.L. Harris
Prof. Harris
Clarke County Tax Collector Takes Brief Vacation
Mr. H. H. Linton, Clarke county tax collector for more than twenty five years, has vacated his post for a short leave. He is at Wrightsville Beach enjoying fishing and recreation for two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Linton
Clarke County
Wrightsville Beach
More Lawyers Admitted to Bar in Athens Georgia
Thirty young lawyers were admitted yesterday by Judge Brand and Judge Newnan to practice in Georgia and federal courts. Clarke county leads the state in bar admissions with about twenty to thirty new lawyers annually from the University of Georgia law school. Special terms were held to admit graduates who completed two years of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florentino Severo Pina
Havana
Cuba
Raul Esteban Pina
Elmer Inglesby Ransom
John Rhodes Slade
Columr
Walter Bernard Hill
Athens
Robert Lee Ballard
Forest Park
William Tapley Bennett
Maxeys
William Jack Boyett
Morris Station
Frank Davis Garrison
Cornell
Robert Powell Howard
Barnesville
Julian Gerson Liddell
Atlanta
Luther Stephens Watson
Logansville
John Benjamin Williams
Fort Valley
Willie Radford Wilson
Joseph Grady Woodruff
Dacula
John Lowe Young
Canton
China
Olaf Johann Tomas
Brunswick
Thomas Lumpkin Aderhold
Gainesville
Marion Hendricks Allen
Milledgeville
Aubrey Oliver Bray
Norwood
Pope Furman Brock
Commerce
Patrick Mell Cheney, Jr
Valdosta
Mark Waverly Cauble
Edward Clarke
West Plans
William Alexander Cunnir Quim
DeWitt Talmadge
Waycross
Samuel Kenney Dick
Robert DeWitt Duke
Newborn
Charles William Gunnels
Broswood
Hiles Hamilton
Rome
Harold Charles Hutchens
Weylad
Robert Emmett Hillerly
Wrightsville
Addison Loyd Norman
Norman Park
Willur Adolphus Orr
Wassington
Henry Grady Parrish
Brooklyn
Sylvanus Morris
Law School
the University
D. D
W. N. Ainsworth
Macon
S. S. Wallace
Georgia School of Technology
Strickland
Lloyd Worrell
Transvaal
South Africa
Hamilton McWhorter
R. Lee Callaway, Jr
Lexington
Board of Trustees
Russell
Louis Koplin
Board of Trusteers.—Inc
W. Nicholson
Willcox
J. Willcox
M. K. Johnson
Garfield
C. P. Willcox
E. L. Jackson
State of
Brand
Superior Court
Newnan
Federal Court
Tajis State
United States
Clarke County
University Law School
Legislature Invited to Visit State Institutions in Athens
Athens urges Georgia lawmakers to tour the University properties, State College of Agriculture, and State Normal School to grasp needs of students. Chamber of Commerce and city officials plan to invite Clarke County representatives and district senator to host a day in Athens. The aim is to show equipment and facilities to the entire legislature early in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Athens
University
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
Clarke County
Chamber of Commerce
Tip
Ten Day Sale At Jay H. Epting Co Promises Low Prices
Broad Street shoppers are urged to visit Jay H. Epting Co where Japanese matting and large nine by twelve foot rugs dominate the sidewalk display. The store touts prices at 2.49 for large mats regularly 6.00, with hundreds of smaller matching rugs and white goods values up to 59 a yard. The E B Sales Co runs a ten day campaign to reduce stock, with six days left and boldly marked items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Jay H. Epting Co
E. & B. Sales Co
Thier
le Yard
Weather Summary and Local Notices From Avanta Georgia
Forecasts show fair conditions for Atlanta and Georgia on Thursday with hot temperatures. West of the Mississippi a disturbance brings cloudier skies and showers in the southwest. Temperatures reach near 98 in Louisville and St Louis with many other cities at 96. Rhea Springs promotes recreation and lodging, highlighting golf, tennis, boating, and the Water. Miss Louise Hurt of Maxeys visits relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Tere
Mississippi
North Pacific States
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Upper Plateau
South Atlantic
Upper Lake
Louisville
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Holmes Stone
Abbens
Eralbert Talmadge Miller
Reuben Winfield Allen
Thomaston
Ross Renfroe Childs
Benjamin Harris Hunnicntt
Laveas
Minas Geraes
Brazil
Claud Merton Kiger
Ernest Lee Jackson
George Livingston Williams
Alonzo Freeman Awtry
la Grange
Simon Turner Brewton
Claxton
William Edward Campbell, Jr
Frank Carter
Edward Percival Clark
Hephzibah
Herbert William Conklin
Zachery Stuart Cowan
Herman Averill Crane
Wales Bryan Ingram
Reynolds
Jack Watson Lindsay
Edwin Forrest McCarty
Carl Cecil McCrary
Royston
George Henry Noble, Jr
Grady Padgett
Reidsville
George Albert Sancken
Gustavua York
Quartz
Machelor
Science
Mark William Fitzpatrick
Jeffersonville
Richard Tuggle Goodwyn, Jr
Thomas Fred Jones
Mansfield
Henry Grady Kelley
Monticello
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
O. J. Tomas
H. Charbonnier
J. PF. McGowan
Seagall
Collins
E. L. Pennington
Trustees
R. L. Ballard
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Richmond
Sul Tabor
Danelsville
O'Relley
Hall County
S. Birch
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co
H. L. Brown
Flowery Branch
J. C. Lumsden
Talbotton
Delaval Separator Co
New York
N. Y
J. C. Lumsdenver
T. W
H. G. Hastings & Co
Loyd Worrell
American Coal Products Co
P. Tabor
E. C. Westbrook
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Co
Paul Tabor
School of Pharmacy
Jossey's
Nason
Banner
Leroy Williams
Misa Louis Mchenry
Frost's
E. P
Avanta
Vicinity
Anniston
Huron
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Montgomery
Tampa
Rhea Springs
Rhea Springs Company
Tennessee
Louise Hurt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!